St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-13
GLOBUE z 5.

Bank clearances Yesterday. 5000, GAL go.
DIR. Quinn will take the Office OF coroner to-
morrow.
One birth, seven deaths and four marriages
were reported yesterday.
Girls waiting for places at Kent's Package
delivery. 209 West Seventh street.
A number of st. Paul people attended a
hop at Fort Smelling last evening.
William ID. Kelly, son of Daniel Kelly, of
this city, has recently graduated with honor
from the Jefferson Medical college, Phia-
delphia.
The very last of the season! Two hundred
and twenty-five choice Oriental rugs at atlc-
ton Wednesday and Thursday at 52 East
Third street.
Secretary Hart. of the board of charities
ana corrections, will attend the meeting OF
the trustees for the insane hospitals, at Fer
gus Falls, to-day.
The council committee on police met yes
terday and instructed the clerk to advertise
Tor six horses for the new patrol wagons, to
be purchased May l.
Tine appointment of John Lamb, of Mime
apolis, as labor statistician, mentioned in
last Sundays GLOBE. has been officially an
nounced by Gov. McGill.
Mrs. Mary H. Hunt gave an informal ad-
dress at the Central Presbyterian church
yesterday at 4:30 p. m, on the art of teach
Ing temperance to children.
The Minneapolis engagement of Sam Jones
Will be from April "a to May 10. The meet
1ngs will be held in the Exposition building.
Mr.. Jones will be at Red Rock, June Ia to 20,
incu sive.
The board of trustees of the insane of the
state will meet at Fergus Falls to-day to per-
feet the deal for the site at that place for the
third insane hospital and to discuss the pre-
Hminaries for building.
Gov. McGill yesterday received a copy of
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Post, No. 10, G. A. r., for appointing Charles
A. Rose, a member Of that post, janitor at
the capitol, in place of Ed Hammon resigned.
Sixty names have been placed on the roll of
membership of the proposed stock exchange
IL st. Paul, embracing many of the leading
business men of the city. The membership
at the start will probably be limited to sew
enty-fve.
Charles Manning, of jamestown, OAK, was
arrested in st. Paul yesterday by Detectives
kenaly and Daily. He had in his possession a
$500 beaver overcOat and a valise full of
clothes stolen from r. NJ. Winslow, cashier of
the jamestown bank, last Friday.
The board of administration of farmers
Institutes yesterday appointed o. c. Gregg,
of Minneapolis, superintendent of Institutes
for the state. 1t was decided to purchase
1000 copies of the report, of the LIE Sueur
institute for use in similar gatherings in the
state.
At meeting of the directors of the Bank
of Minnesota yesterday the designations of
Hon. Albert Scheffer, cashier, and Herman
Scheffer, assistant cashier, were formally ac-
cepted. William Dawson, Jr., was elected
cashier. No successor to Herman Scheffer
was chosen.
Word was received in st. Paul yesterday
that Col. George B. Dresbach died at his
house in Dresbach, Winona county, on the
18th inst, aged about 81 years. Col. Dres-
bach was an old settler and had been Quite
prominent in politics, having been member
of the legislature for several terms. He was
an energetic business man, and was well
known throughout the state.